Who's getting rich from GoPro IPO?

SAN MATEO -- GoPro publicly filed for an initial public offering Monday, setting its stakeholders up for a big payday.

The San Mateo company, which was founded in Half Moon Bay, has received less than $300 million in venture funding, with the latest and largest round pulling in $200 million in late 2012 from Hon Hai Industry, also known as Foxconn, an Asian manufacturing company known for its contract work with Apple, Hewlett-Packard and other consumer electronics companies.

Below are the stakeholders who hold more than 5 percent of the 10-year-old company, including CEO and founder Nick Woodman, first employee Neil Dana and GoPro's original investor: Nick Woodman's father, Dean Woodman. The percentages will be diluted to a smaller amount after the size of the offering is made public.